Polar explorers reach risky Arctic venture amid ice reports
March 20 dispatches recount polar expedition leaders Leffington and Mikeleen, with 16 men, planning a spring start for sled journeys beyond Point Barrow. Letters say their dog team steadies near solid ice and hint at a large island near the mainland. they remain hopeful of new land discoveries and reduced disease danger.
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Spee! Service
Saas
Mikeleen
Gummer
Arctic
West Nome
Siberia
Tevere
Eixplorer Leffie
Hedford
Point Barrow
American
Mr. Andree
Leffiingwell
Mainnland
Flurry Around New Financial Policy Stirs Wall Street
A Tuesday flurry erupted among Wall Street interests over a proposed government financial policy. Secretary Cortelyou declined to issue an official statement, while analysts expected gradual reduction of railroad bonds held by the government and potential full realization of those holdings.
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Wall Street
Cortelyou
Fediested
Kement Mi Ttta
National Guard Drill Set Amid State Championship Race
March 26 report says the National Guard will begin April 15 under orders from acting Brig Gen Ortis Hamilton and James A. Drain. Delegates to the International Guard association will meet in Columbia to determine the statewide championship prize.
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National Guard
Ortis Hamilton
James A. Drain
International Guard Association
Coluebdia, & C
A . ‘Eda
Geners
Prices That Please at City Mall Market Gathers Shoppers
Local market notes specials at City Mall Market 109 m with Gear Vorler and Petronet um tteaksa offering reduced prices. Shoppers respond to bargain listings and product notes as aisles remain busy.
Medal Awarded to Private A J Ralston in 1906 Match
Order No. 33 reports Private A J Ralston of Company D Seattle awarded a medal for being the third high man in the Individual National match for 1906.
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A. J. Ralston
Company D
Seattle
Inquest Ordered in Death of Edith Heed in Vancouver
Edith Heed of Bellingham died Sunday in Vancouver under suspicious circumstances. An inquest is ordered as authorities believe she swallowed antiseptic tablets. She had fled Rellingham two weeks earlier and been known in Vancouver as Holmes.
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Vancouver
B.C
Edith Heed
Bellingham
Rellingham
Holmes
German Savings Building and Loan Association Noted as Reliable
A cautionary note advises investors to research before committing funds to a savings and loan group, while highlighting the German Savings Building and Loan Association as a recognized entity.
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German Savings, Building and Loan Association
Love's Strenuous Ways Down South
Meliaer Kentucky March 21 14 village in Southern Virginia Frank Dutton and Allene courted and eloped. Bam Rose, the girl's brother, shot Dutton at the noon marriage ceremony. Ellae Dutton killed Rose and fled to the mountains. A poem fragment follows with garbled text about weight and beverages.
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Meliaer
Vir
Frank Dutton
Allene
Bam Rose
Dutton
Ellae Dutton
Frank
Ing
City paving critic weighs alternatives to asphalt monopoly
Secretary Bagley of the Board of Works urges competition in paving bids and suggests fir blocks as a cheaper longer lasting alternative to asphalt. He notes hundreds of thousands of dollars in street work, mainly via contracts with Barber or Independent Asphalt Companies, and cites wear on Fifth Avenue and city streets.
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Bagley
Board OF Works
Seattle
Beattie
B. Bagley
Board of Publicka
Atreeta
Upper Fifth Av
Madison
Marion
Tailors and Dry Goods at 819 Pike Street Main
Readable text shows a tailor shop offering dyeing pressing and menswear at 819 Pike Street Main with a focus on ready to wear and alterations. Local business presence highlighted in the streetfront listing.
Bryan Pledges Role On Next Presidential Campaign
William J. Bryan spoke to the Cincinnati Democratic club on March 20 marking his 47th birthday and expressing he expects to survive five more campaigns. He said he wishes to be on the firing line when the next contest heats up and asked to be in the front.
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Bern Telegraph Service
Cincinnati
William J. Bryan
Cincinnati Democratic Club
Bryan
Drydock Plant at Quartermaster Harbor Shuts Indefinitely
March report notes Warner of Paget announces the Drydock Machine Company plant at Quartermaster Harbor will remain closed indefinitely due to wage increase disputes and declining demand. The shutdown affects operations at the large drydock facility and related employment.
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BO. Warner
Paget Found Drydock Machine Company
Quartermaster Harbor
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